Student Competitions

Loyola University School of Law takes great pride in its variety of advocacy programs. As one of the premier law schools in Chicago, Loyola recognizes that the timeless skill of oral advocacy can be a lawyer's best tool. As evidence of the strong support of faculty, administration and alumni, Loyola law students boast a winning record in local, state and national student competitions.

Loyola's advocacy programs fall under three categories:



Students are extensively prepared for participation in these competitions through a prescribed Appellate Advocacy Honors Program. The success of Loyola's teams is a result of this careful and rigorous preparation under the direction of skilled and experienced advocates.

 

Loyola participates in a wide variety of regional, national, and international advocacy competitions each year. Students compete in the areas of trial advocacy, appellate advocacy, international arbitration, client counseling, negotiation, and mediation. Loyola has an exceptional success record in all areas of advocacy. Below are some of Loyola's most recent Advocacy awards and honors.

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